Silviuswolf
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I’ll be chasing speed goats next week in Wyoming, will i have to be careful for rattlesnakes with the hot temperatures? Never dealt with rattlesnakes before….thanks everyone.
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Do they give a warning if you’re too close, like in the movies?Watch out for prairie rattlers if you find yourself in a prairie dog town.
I figured they would be hibernating but it’s been pretty warm there.Based on my one-time, 3 day hunt in wyoming at the beginning of October, yes.
To be fair the only ones we came across were on roads while in our truck.
Sometimes, sometimes not.Do they give a warning if you’re too close, like in the movies?
Now I’m wondering if walking sticks would be a good idea to place them ahead of me as I move.Just don’t put a hand or foot anywhere you can’t see, especially around rock outcroppings. In cold weather they den up, but might come out and lie around outside a den during the heat of the day. Exploring old cabins, buildings, log piles, vehicles, etc, I walk with a little distance between the areas I can’t see well and legs or arms. The closest I’ve come was moving an old washing machine people had been shooting and I pinched the snake near the rattle so he sounded like a can of spray paint. Luckily he was pretty short because he was striking at me repeatedly.
Walking sticks will wake them up from their nap just in time for them to bite you.Now I’m wondering if walking sticks would be a good idea to place them ahead of me as I move.
I’ll have my buddy walk ahead of me.Walking sticks will wake them up from their nap just in time for them to bite you.
Well that’s good. Terrifying little guys, from someone who lives in the North.They are pretty obvious if you can hear.
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You’ll be fine without them, just watch your step.Now I’m wondering if walking sticks would be a good idea to place them ahead of me as I move.